About Atmospheric Extinction
Let’s talk about Atmospheric Extinction today and in the past. In UrukFSP I currently use Young’s (1994) model which leads to an Air-Mass value of… Read More »About Atmospheric Extinction
Program Features
** Version 1.3.7 CHANGELOG
(1) HOR View – Enabled the visualisation of the Milky Way. (2) All dates and tracking info shown into the Graphic Windows now have an… Read More »** Version 1.3.7 CHANGELOG
An eighteen month old baby
Just gone to check out on my archive the first compiled version of what is currently named “Uruk_One”, made on 2019 October 3, eighteen months… Read More »An eighteen month old baby
Astorb.dat or Mpcorb.dat, that is the question.
Just few minutes ago a small asteroid (19 mt. diameter) whose denomination is 2021 GT3 has passed “close” to the Earth, distant 257,000 Km only,… Read More »Astorb.dat or Mpcorb.dat, that is the question.
Horizon Profile Check
Yesterday I took some image at dawn from my site just to check the reliability of the horizon profile generated by http://www.heywhatsthat.com and of Uruk_One… Read More »Horizon Profile Check
Finally working on a 1366×768 old notebook….
This is one of my old notebooks, an Asus 52F, still working. It’s been a long time since I scratched away Windows from this old… Read More »Finally working on a 1366×768 old notebook….
Summer Solstice Orientation at Stonehenge
The Stonehenge site is a prehistoric monument definitely oriented to the sunrise on the day of the Summer Solstice. Using the “Goto Equinoxes/Solstices Panel” in… Read More »Summer Solstice Orientation at Stonehenge
Local Solar Eclipses
With Uruk_One it’s possible to find local circumstances of Solar Eclipses for any place on the Earth’s surface for years from -10000 to +10000. Here… Read More »Local Solar Eclipses
New Azimutal View
Still working on the new Azimutal Map. In this case we can see the MacOS version of Kontacts running under Catalina.
